Today, let's delve into the world of knitwear at Lafaurie. Trust us, it's a fascinating subject that deserves your full attention.

First, Milanese knitwear.Our Humberto vestThis is the perfect embodiment of that: a dense, ultra-compact structure that effortlessly retains its shape. It's the knit that will never let you down, the one that stays impeccable day after day. A technical knit that minimizes pilling and says goodbye to unsightly creases.

Then there's the jersey stitch, which you can find, for example, onour Dubino polo shirtThis is the quintessential classic knit, offering a smooth surface on the right side and a textured reverse. A fine, supple knit that provides an impeccable drape and an incomparably fresh feel.

And because we appreciate quality, we categorize our knits by gauge. Gauge 12 is for fine knits, ideal year-round, and gauge 7 is for medium-weight knits that provide warmth and comfort. Each gauge has its own style, and each style its own temperature.

One last piece of advice? To start your knitwear collection, begin with a stockinette stitch garment. It's a timeless classic that will never disappoint.

Today, we're tackling a big topic: caring for your knitwear. Because a beautiful knit garment, like a fine wine, only gets better with age if you take care of it. Here are our foolproof tips for preserving your favorite sweaters.

First commandment: wash inside out. It's not optional, it's the golden rule. Set your machine to 30 degrees, no higher. Knitwear doesn't like sudden temperature changes, trust us.

Second fundamental rule: When washing, favor similar colors. Your navy sweater with your indigo jeans, your ecru sweater with your white shirt. It's simple math.

For drying, forget the tumble dryer. Lay your knitwear flat, restoring its original shape.

One last piece of advice? Between seasons, store your clean and perfectly dry knits folded rather than on a hanger to avoid deformation at the shoulders.

And because we like to do things properly, we've created detailed care guides for each of our fabrics. Visit the "Guides" section of our website to learn all about preserving your favorite pieces.